Allison de Groot + Tatiana Hargreaves

Name: Allison de Groot + Tatiana Hargreaves
Start: 2026-03-18T20:00:00-04:00
End: 2026-03-18T22:30:00-04:00
Location: 315 Columbia St., Brooklyn, NY, United States, New York 11231

Schedule

Wed Mar 18 2026 at 08:00 pm to 10:30 pm

UTC-04:00

Location

315 Columbia St., Brooklyn, NY, United States, New York 11231 | Brooklyn, NY

$20 ADV / $25 DOS
8:00PM DOORS / 8:30PM SHOW
Allison de Groot & Tatiana Hargreaves have been described as “one living, breathing organism”(Bandcamp Daily), with their music “transform[ing] the listener to a different plane” (No Depression). Their sound together captivates listeners through intricate and interactive dynamics between the banjo and the fiddle. They are individually recognized as leaders in the young generation of roots musicians, de Groot being known for intricate clawhammer banjo work with Bruce Molsky, and Hargreaves bringing powerhouse fiddling to the stage with Laurie Lewis and David Rawlings in addition to teaching bluegrass fiddle at UNC-Chapel Hill. The duo’s 2022 sophomore album, Hurricane Clarice reflects history, family, literature, live performance, and environmental instability in the sounds, feelings, and sensations that permeate their music. The album won “Best Instrumental Group of the Year” and “Best Traditional Album of the Year” from the Canadian Folk Music Awards and also received a Juno nomination for “Traditional Roots Album of the Year.”
Their first self-titled album, released in 2019, garnered attention from CBC Q, Paste Magazine, and Rolling Stone Country, earning the duo the Independent Music Awards “Best Bluegrass Album” and a nomination from IBMA for “Best Liner Notes of the Year.” The duo has performed at festivals and venues such as Newport Folk Festival, Savannah Music Festival, Winnipeg Folk Festival, the Red Hat Amphitheater in Raleigh, NC, and Red Wing Roots Music Festival. Allison de Groot & Tatiana Hargreaves create a sound that is adventurous, masterful, and original, as they expand on the eccentricities of old songs, while never losing sight of what makes them endure.